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be accepted by him not so much a. =
yindlcatiOn as a necessity.
An Emperor's Ambition

The Emperor William has always
regretted that he has never been able
with his own hands to pluck an edel-
weiss A loyal Stryrian now tells him
that there is spot, probably the only
spot in the world accessible by carriage,
where the edelweiss grows. In charm
ing country at the foot of the Hoeh-
echwab Mountains lies the little town
of Aflenz, whence by comfortable
carriage road the traveller can easily
reach the spot where the finest edel-
weiss is found in surprisingly large
quantities
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who are willing to work for the reward Of
success. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine,
will mail you, free, full particulars about
work that either sex, young " Old, can do,
at profit of from s. TO So per day. and
upwards, and live at home, wherever they
are located. All can do the work. Capital
not required; Hallett q Co, will start you.
Grand success absolutely sure. Write at
once and see.
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A bottle of Red Star Cough Cure made
thorough and permanent cure of a
cold so severe that | could not talk,
says Mr.. j. 7. Roach, assistant sup
erintendent New York Central Sleeping
Car Company.
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at the raising of blood from the lungs. 1t
is one of the very earliest symptoms of con-
sumption, and only shows the healthy
efforts of the system TO throw off the scrof-
ulOus impurities of the blood which have
resulted in liberation of the lungs. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" is a
positive remedy for consumption at this
-tage. If taken faithfully, it will cleanse
the blood. heal the ulcers in the lungs and
build up and renovate the whole system.
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Hon. M. A. Foran, of Ohio, member
of House of Representatives, writes that
st. Jacobs Oil relieved him of acute
bodily pains.
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- DR. J. P BARNUN. the well known
LoulsV Ne druggist VIII send free Of charge on 70
quest for It, circular containing Q most valuable
list OF superior toilet articles and medicinal rene
dies Of real value Dr. Ssrnum is Professor Of
Chemistry in Louisville School Of Pharmacy, and
c&emist for L. and =. r X Co. and Americas
Plate Glass Co He makes q specially OF ali kinda
" chemical examinations. and refers 70 Courier
P. BARNUM Il CO.. Loulsvlne. Ky EHQz
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Fits: All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first
days use. Marvellous cures Treatise and
500 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to
DR.. Kline, 93l Arch st. Phila., Pa.
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An exchange wants TO know what is
harder to keep than an umbrella diary
probably.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castor1A
When abe was a Child she cried for CsstoriA,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastOriA,
whsn abe bad Children, shs gave them CastoriA
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II afflicted with sore eyes, use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's eye water. Druggists sell IL
25c
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No opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
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Ship your Raw FURs to A Moore, ex
porter of Raw furs, 2SS jackson street, st
Paul, Mimi. London, Leipzig and Paris
agency.
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Many followers, but little influences
hand-organ.
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Walking advertisements for DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy are the thousand it has
cured
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Canvas-back duck is delicious, but you
can't get one without greenback-
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Woman-"Say, there. why don't you eat
that piei" Tramp-'"Cos it's too much like
xvprL
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED
A Remarkable Cure
of Rheumatism and Catarrh.
BaldwinsvilIe, n. Y.

Baldwinsville, n. Y.
Pdrdee Medicine Co.
GENTLEMEN About one year ago
chilled my blood and was under the Doc
tors care for about six months when
had counsel of eight physicians and was
given up to die. Soon after, a lady friend
came to see me and told me about your
great Remedy. She said size had been cured
by it after having the rheumatism seUeH
yedrs and that her rheumatism was first
brought ON by a cold. At this time was
suffering severe pain all through my body
and near my heart The doctors called il
only ''frozen blood" Through the per
suasion of my friend | procured a bottle.
i found some relief. Seeing this procured
more and was entirely cured by its use;
and what was my surprise and pleasure at
finding that / was not only cured of my
rheumatism but the catarrh which had
been troubling me for years, and had
become very offensive had entirely left me.
Wishing your remedy every success, and
thanking you very much for my double
cure, / remain,
Truly yours,
MRS. LUCY BRONSON.
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1t is easy to call names, except when your
first born needs one.
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Inc nIng al DenmarK Is rruIy a parernaI
monarch. Finding that during the recent
severe weather the royal foot guards were
suffering greatly from colds and coughs,
this good old gentleman ordered a supply
of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup for them and ne W
the seutrieS are hapDV
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DO Nnt he Alarmed

A table waiter can not be eloquent. He
can only indulge in plattertudes
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Silence may be golden, but mutes are
rarely millonaires.
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EDW. B. WILKINS

Ask for DR.. Pardee's Remedy, and take
no other. II your druggist does not keep
it. and refuses TO get it for you, write to US.
and we will send you Six Bottles for =, or
ONE BOTTLE FREE.
Address, PARDEE MEDICINE CO.,
ROCHESTER, n Y.
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1t is the lawyer who alw lys stands to rea-
son.
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ulN NbuFS.
MRS. LUCY BRONSON.
Rochester. n. y

Rochester, n. Y.
GENTs:-I was confined 10 my bed with
Infammatory rheumatism for over week;
was very badly afflicted, suffering from
severe pains in my chest, it was going to
my heart On Thursday the 18th / COM
menced using DR.. Pardee's Rheumatic Rem
edy at O'Clock P. NJ, and on Saturday the
18th, was able TO walk all over the house,
and have since continued to il prove. and
take pleasure in recommending it to all who
are afflicted with the terrible disease.
EDV r. VII KTNS
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Seven million boys and girls attend schoo
daily in this country.
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Some mems theology is very crooked and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-03-10
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ia - 81 Ks goods OF this seasons
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| OAss GO f5fs Insurance Folioissziiss HEtui
bAids" 1. f.Vaa NoFman box rs. VI insss eags, II In
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29
7777177 ~ = : ?
CHURCH CHIN ES.

There will be services in the First Bap
tist church Sunday, at II O'Clock a. ~. and
500 O'Clock p III. Sunday school al l-I5
Rev. G. ". Clark will preach.
Regular services in ST. James Church
Sunday, at II o'clock 4. IN. and at 500 r
N. Sunday School at l,H5 p. N Rev.
S. -. Hooker, Missionary in charge.
Rev w. a. Shannon will occupy the
pupi, Of Grace NJ. +. church next Sabbath
mo, ming and evening, at the usual hours.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29
The American.

\ portrait o. General Guz,nan lilanco,
the President and autocratic ruler OF the
United States of Venezuela, furnishes the
trontiSpiccc Of IHc .imcyican .Nuya,ixr Tor
August. y lively description ot "a >ojourn
in Venezuela illu>:rated) is contributed b,
DR.. W. r. Hutchinson. That country is
exceedingly attractive, and those who
have once visited it, whether for business
or pleasure, are almost sure TO make the
trip::asain. Most Of the coffee sold in the
United States as Mocha" or "Java" is
raised there.
Poets and writer's OF fiction have tamil
iarizcd us with the names OF many Eng
lish birds of common sort. \ description
Of them, as seen by American eyes, is
given, copiou>ly illustrated, by Theodore
II. Mead. Hereafter when we so to Eng
lard, We need not mistake u rook for
crow, nor Il jackdaw for maspic.
"Thc Ghost Of Aron's Prong" by Tob,
| Hodge, and "a Remarkable Pair CT Pan
falcons by Caleb Forsy,hc, are complet
ed stories Mrs. Lee G. tlarhy describe
"A South Carolina Village (Gcorgctown
and Cyrus Field Willard tells of III
quaint monument in cemetery near Ba
| timore.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29

the building i,oorn ha~ fairly co'nne'.ced
and the air re>outtd> Nib the Ola OF iNe
HUNDRED rnecl a;!c~
There arc several yooa hotels. one o'
which cha.get; hands. last week. at 4 CON
sheraton OF ,>loO,ruo. With new ONES
bui,,,in. and additions being made 70 so'''
oi the old ones
Seven or eight churches are well as's''"'
Numerous lodges Ut secret societies ''1"'
.h, and there is also IL pnbli: library, 'hea
Ter and race. track. The old Mission, 10"
over 10, wears old, and sill! the pride OF 'he
citizens, is inhabited By what remains OF
the ore. ,rars OF 81. Francis, 1t being toe
only monastery IN the United States. ous.
side OF the city beautiful scenery meet. YOU
on every hand, the wild and rugged noun
tain CANYONS, reached !,y splendid carriage
drives or the more primitive br'd'e.pa'n'
orchards and gardens in their sem.'rop'cai
luxuriarcc, the broad, sandy beach, the
melody of the crested wave which iTe'ess
ocean is every tumb!ins al your feet, the
wave. e.worn grottos '.eat, the overi,anging
cliff, and even the distant "islands OF the
sea-" warm and mineral springs ana the
finest sea bathing in the world The San
IA Ba, bara Channel. washing the entire
southern coast Of this county and part ot
Ventura, is very pacific sheet Of water, a
paradise to vach,s'nen and the 'inny inhab
liant, Of the deep.
Ornamental trees and shrubs from the
tropics grow here in great profu>ion
and flowers delight the senses the year
round leaving one scarce time to consider
we'll the necessities OF life.
intended this chapter to be very b.'et
and in order to make it so must chop it of,
leaving very much that wished TO say
for future chapter, and asking paroon OF
the typo and the readers who have the en-
durancc to follow tnc thus far.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29
To REMAIN!

l have consolidated my Photographic in
at Dillon and will be found ut the.
old established gallery OF W. X. f'rew.
My gallery will be open TO the public,
every day. in the future, a> | intend Ia
locate permanently. Those wanting fine
portraits or views should not fail to call
Respectfully Yours,
Il. J. WHITE,
Photographer.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29
R0neWs Her Youth,

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following remarkable
story, truth of which is vouched for by
the residents Of the town: II am 73 years
old, have been troubled with kidney com.
plaint and lameness for many years; could
not dress myself without help. Now
atm free from all pain and soreness, and
am able to do all my own houscwork.
owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for hav.
ing renewed my youth, and removed com.
pletely all diseases and pain.'
Try a bottle, only soc. at N. NJ. Whites
City Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29
Dr. Wynls.. Ocnlist autl Aurist.

Eye, ear and throat surgeon OF Helena,
will be professionally at the Corinnc
House, Dillon. Saturday, July 90, ono day
only.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29
SANTA BARBARA. CAL.

r,c.cr;uliOu os the County in anh !bout
one Of the Attractiv" Towns III >"ii'h'F"
California.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-29

Subscribe for the TRIBUNE, only s.. 20.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-30
AZ 10 KDIrORs.
( ". II. Bernard IN Wilmington { ". C. }
Star.

( ". II. Bernard IN Wilmington IN. C. }
Star.
In . Newspaper experience extending
through the decades We have always
avoided office and candidacy for ofilee.
In our view 9 competent editor Is the
equal Of any man. This is not the pre-
vailine view even among newspaper
men. There are probably no persons in
our country more prone 20 worship pow
or ana place than men OF the press.
An editor who is not q pOliticiaa Is Q
small man compared with q fellow In
ofioe, although he may have forgotten
more than the politician ever knew or
will ever know. and has brains enough
30 Get up half dozen such men In busi-
ness for life. There are editors all over
the country who would think Mr.. Wat
terson one Of the foremost men In all
the land II be was not connected With
newspaper, bat was In she Senate snd
displayed One-fourth Of the ability, the
learning, the accomplishments, the de
votion 70 sound policy and principe,
and the dash and viQos and eloQuence
and thoa2ht that distinguish bis con
trib1tions 10 the CoHrter Journal. II
editors regard their brethren las 90 in
ferioF 10 office holders and ofacs ssek-
ing politicians, how may it be expected
that others will regard them7
b far as We are concerned We believe
that such men as James Watson Webb,
Henry ]. Raymond, Horace Greeley,
Joseph Gales, John NJ. Daniel. John
HAmpden Peasants, Oliver P. Baldwin,
Roger A. Pryor, John Forsyth, George
D. Pfentioe, Thomas Ritchie, Patrick
Henry Aylett, Hugh Peasants, and
others that might be named, were
among the most potent intellectual bat
leriea Of their time, and we're eqaal TO
the prominent men In their several
States who were 80 influential. We be
lieve that there are scores Of men today
In tbe newspaper business Of the ooun-
Try Who are, intellectually, the peers Of
their most distinguished fellows. They
are doing q work that would soon
empty the vessels Of most of the lead
ers in politics. The point We would
make is: That newspaper men must
learn to estimate their craftsmen ri
their proper worth II they woeld pass
themselves roF what they are worth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-30

hey y bsewsen Two ara9. Grnna BxiA4tn
skrsaesna her u shs doss nsa fsfsi hsE
aRsssmsni, and Raania end Ffanee
thFsassn her q sbs does. TuEksT 4
assussoned 70 sask dilemmas. h0vsvsE,
end ths st1sfiss i 80 b any nsan.
. novel ons for hss.
On Asn6aY ths extansion II eDs
granted 10 fhs B1itan expires. aDd q
viH then Be known washes b has ds-
eidsd 70 brays Rusaian ard Frsneh
wrath and Fstify - sonvsa2ion. o.
vhsthsr 10 brave British wEath sd nos
KatifH e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-30
TME EsIrrIAS CoA,ESTuoS.

The negotiations resulting from lhe
convention In regard TO Egyvs entered
into by Great Britain aud Turkey hAvs
reached IN aOale stage, and The great
powers may Coan he expected le aa-
sumo that clustering toas uhieh they
always use Whea they spdeayor 70
brighten each oshtr. There viii be 20
war, bat there may 10 SOod deal Of
varlike talk. Russia and France uill
attempt 10 blaiI Great BFitain, and u
remains 10 be seen whether or not they
will sacceedi
The Turkish governments appears 10
regret The concessions made 10 Gteas
Britain In The eonveatioa. The Sultan
refused 10 Fa.ify IL and when the tine
fxed Tor ita ratification had Passed. be
merely asked fer further time for con
sidsFaiion- His rCqaesa vas granted. a.
Il cOuld not veil Be refused.
The negotiation Of The convention
vas unqaestionAbly sarprise 10 tee
Russian and FrSneh diplomata 80
completely dumbtsuRdsd we're sssy that
they ooald explain the eoarss Of events
only by changing thai the Grand vsziss
had been bribed BY the British agents.
Having been thus oaswitted. Raasia
and France are sRdeavoEinE 10 prevent
abe eonsummAtisn % the treaty BY
threatening rHEAsy. IL this fails. they
uili aTQsssiiOnAbly AtisnPs. - e last
-. 70 bully bo,h The eoatrassing
No. "a 1sodiksaiisa AZ tie ssrre
,ast.ea h..
neat, -nneai u tissif de
TuIkish COW elton u had
,Atiaasd With the senNN- the Sal
scarcely bssn nCSotiass 4 ~hS- = IN
Ian ap, eAl,a 70 Gree, BsiiAla - Il
lnvcs.Aat modiscation - an sFFe>-
uAlsh a. Vsoup,ls dsnssa. 1hss fssi
NAV facilitate tbs task Of Franes IN
f,iSstensss the sOlssn in'e Sisssose "a
his sanction. IndeeA, Il - ra' iapos
q BE that Fsares's wSIlsks threats nay
h.ss ttea iuny an1sFsioea By 1as
Tahsh SovetnmsaA fesy maj hASs
been a,s 81 ioF tie rurposs q giving
the sultan tbs TFsssxa whish he ssssres
for rssasiee 10 sArry cai tie aSsesnsnt
into which hia government vea sa-
traprsa hx De EagllsA dlglosasis. Tar
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cut FOa WARD MEETINGS. Of the
PEOPLES PlaTT.

sENFrl 2, v z. Jana y, III
N vCtFrs OF ~ feupi,'s Party are hsfsa
requested % raeei IN iesir rsspesfive sasis
- Thal ssisy svrriax, luze D 1887. Al n
Ter he Fafsoss 4 stcctins iArte resFesen
tives ffaEn "a psFd o. censttiuts . Centi al
CenHsirt-s 20 couedsf he roiitisai asslrs of
tAs eerEAE "a irfpM eAlpsjEa. ne Places
a aasettfH al ~ - fs.'ews
Pr War -SastA sshcsi HSzss.
secras wAn1-csREs aeuss
Thira wAra--Piks strers kaL
Faath " Nsa-EsslEe Hea<e NJ. g.
fhs twcise coz1mtit-sEaea - f.ecsra are q.
suasard te rseet - elks Srrees Hal 20 Fstaay.
a e'glSrk ?. n. q oTEsGiss A. o<eIfsi
csEmiHlre. ". THAT.
Chalruaan ga Cenfrai CuumIits-.
LxAax WccD. ausFrttfy. isS0
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e al fntensnfinR fentmrs a. - pzoL
9ramnme. The umgf mntexiaE ehanRs In
the mast e. @Rrua Erua,m ~ pe9Fsd kaEe
before, b that e. tha aahstieeEion e
Oscar z Nuhn fg9 Jo11 Peu8eNass b
he part 0f DeeambFi.
wTxnDnAwn RnoM MkEKxz.
Cap1nin loan 4 Earns, Co.'S e ne
Ooa1fy Oommfnsisners. was 6eiezatse .
esuuittea Of one 70 ean 1pon Charles
B. Wriahf eonoarninR tke paF1haee o.
ihs1s o. foaF Io11 - he ooFnsg e Alu1n
and extsnding fnside ahana @ stsese.
opon Whinh tie Land 0omHAoyis oEz.eae
ere iosstsd, e. TIE ne of the pfoposs4
nsw oonFt house. Mr.. WniRkt 3 -
portsd as having said 20 Mr.. BzEns thas
an the Tacoma Land Company's prog
psgty In that eicinity had been vita
drawn ffo@ The maEksf; thai be did not
thfnk Il could be bouaht: that be w01ld
go abouk Il, however, M 10 WHISTLER IN
exeepffon eculd be made IN tbs N
stanee, but that IN any ease the eoanfy
would BE- given The prafsrsnes ct par-
chase ne theiR Hgurean
Assistant General Manager BaekIsy
has gone 70 WAllulA. where be expects
70 mees Vice Prssidenf OAkss. Of the
EoEtheFn Pseino Railroad, Who h BOZ
on his way 10 this city. TIE party 10
expected 10 aEriVe heFe Tomorrow.
Thursday. Mr.. Oakss viii remain here
ssms dsys-dnEing The celebration, At
least, ans matters Of great local Inter
ct viii no doubt be consammase4 dur.
ina his siay. Mr.. O. B. Wright and be,
With John T. Brookmsn and others Of
the Board Of DirestoFs Who are accom-
panying Mr.. Oakee, VIII epend some
time In 8 attic.
ooArnao from DILUTE.
Chairman W. d. Tyler, Of the invita-
ton Committee for the F0urth Of July
Demonstration recsived q telegram this
morning from B. W. Baker, SeoFetaTy
/ Of the Dalnth Cha@ber Of O0mmeroe,
notifying him that MeesFs. Ferguson
| (President), Mcleod, Hartman, Van
Bgunt and Dewey Of that body bad
started for this city In time TO arrive
here on the 81 instant.
LII Bewdle. Of Hebron, Heb., Presi.
dent Of the Land HoldefJ Bank Of thai
place. Is 10 The city and wili 20 over q
Seattle probably this evening or to-
morrow.
William Fesenfeld, Q large DEALER In
stoves, gas fixtures, ETC., No. 9l6 Pacific
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, closed his doors yesterday, Of
rather refused TO open them. The oooa,
sion was o pressure Of Portland cred
| itors.
TACOMA, June %. 1887,
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A TRE EARNEST REQUEST OF MANT
n u re vatrrs % TIE Hty q saattAe.
have n,saNentea - hSeame q cG1dsdate seT tha
a1cs af Chtaf a Ps'aee e. tbs ea@Htng cay
eisctio1. To he vOt9rH q THIS eity an Sc
and truss favaF1bly. ksSwn In 20 ieisisE
var aaSrugas. { Pruztss. II easesed 20 fxi4A-
fzlsT - e. Flassiy faiAil al ths autisa appeF.
tsining 70 ske oGAce. and wsli b. 10 ssRz2sG
70 a 60 aaltea. haVfDE esrved neaRiy 3vs
yeala - . Poliee ef1ser. heapectlaliy.
J. O. MfTCHKIL
ssasls. Jane -. 1877, is1Nd
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A postal treaty has rsssnaly hasn No
ROiisaed between the United States and
Msxieo which viii snquessloBably be #
great beneat 10 beth eoantEiss. Il b
similar in many FesOssts 20 the postal
convention With Canada, The eoss Of
ssnding mail matter 10 any paFs Of The
Mexican Fspublia beisg the sane -
hat Of sending IL 70 . poius vishin the
United States. Ths cost Of sendinR .
IstssT 70 Mexico Il thas redaoed from
Eve 70 two cents. Proyisioa b also
mads for the sending Of dgtisbIs goods
Through TIE mails. the duties being vsid
By the recipient ct the postofAos al
which the package Is received.
The wisdom Of maintaining the mosi
intimate postal relations With our neigh
bors b not to be questioned. A lasRs
share Of the trade Of Mexico 10 nov
controlled By EaRland and Germany,
but u all naturally belongs 10 The United
States The new postal treaty viii
probably be the means Of sseaEinR fol
American merchants much Of this tFads
which thsJ have hitherto BEEN unable
10 attract. TIE mails Win be 9 shssE
and reliable medium for The transfer Of
small articles, and there IL no reason
Why the Mexican people should moi
procure such articles from the United
States.
The Gloss postal connection betweeE
the United States and the Dominion Of
Oanada has been Of the utmost bensAi
10 both countries. The volume Of. mai
matter passing Between the United
States and Mexico will never be 90 laFRl
- that which passes between the United
States and Canada, bat there is no rea.
sOa Why the Mexican postal treaty
should not be propoFtiOnatsly Is bsns
ieisl as the Canadian.